Why we avoid litigation A well respected motoring journalist and seasoned racer borrowed a famous classic racing car for a magazine test on essentially the “you bend it, you mend it” basis, for a nominal payment. He missed 3rd gear
When it’s time to call it quits… …and end your agreement. The other party may have breached, but does that mean you can terminate your contract? A recent case has highlighted that terminating a contract for the other party’s breach
So Ed Sheeran’s off the hook. If you’ve been vaguely aware of the copyright case bubbling through the courts, you might have heard the judgement from earlier this week. Zacaroli J determined that, contrary to the claims of Sami Chokri
Have you ever been involved in a dispute over a contract? Even if you’ve never been to court, chances are you will have had issues that can be tracked back to a contractual dispute, whether it be as a business
When we talk about damages we’re normally referring to payments compensating someone for their loss of property or for an injury. In contract law, where one party breaches their obligations to another, a court might award a sum that rectifies
The case of MPP GmbH and Antal International Network Limited, reported in the legal press by Matthew Dando of Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP, highlights the dangers of premature contract termination. In summary, this case was brought when Antal alleged material